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Make an exhibition of yourself

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Colloquial Usage

The phrase is informal and used mainly in casual conversation.

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At the party, Tom drank too much and made an exhibition of himself.
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Negative Implication

The phrase suggests the attention gained is unwanted and reflects poorly on a person.

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Running around the office in a superhero cape, Joe certainly made an exhibition of himself.
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Not Complimentary

It isn't a compliment; it means someone is acting foolishly in public.

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She sang loudly on the bus, making an exhibition of herself.
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